Evaluating Human Control in Partially Automated Driving Systems
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A study highlights that human control in partially automated driving depends on driver-automation alignment, haptic feedback, and transparency. System responsiveness and conflict resolution influence drivers' perception of control.
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- arXiv Robotics — research abstractsEvaluating Human Control in Partially Automated Driving Systems
Study shows MHC depends on driver-automation alignment, haptic feedback, and transparency. Drivers' control perception linked to system responsiveness and conflict resolution.
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